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Hollywood unions: US share of film budgets fell below half since 1999

TheWrap’s Jeremy Fuster reports that an Ernst & Young study commissioned by Hollywood’s major unions found U.S. studios’ domestic production spending share fell from 72% in 1999 to under half by 2024.

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